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Weather Haiku Poems

Haiku alive with rain, wind, storms, mist, heat, cold, and changing air.

818 published haiku
a wild churning wind
spearing trees, everything toys
in its reaping swath
Bill Johnston Read poem →
The white backs of leaves
flutter under a dark sky
as thunder grumbles
Katherine Demby Read poem →
a hurricane nears
the lost swan swims in circles
looking for his mate
Sunshine Smith Read poem →
yellow parakeets
chatter in Marrakesh souks -
the dust storm has passed
Sunshine Smith Read poem →
It has left her lips,
Catching it, but bore away,
Stolen by the rain.
Jade Hignett Read poem →
Diamonds drip like rain
snowflakes- against windowpane
stuck behind the glass.
Anna Desario Read poem →
Sky blues overhead
long recollection of storm
see my reflection.
Samantha Seto Read poem →
This dear, lonely hill
I hear wind stir these branches
eternal nature.
Samantha Seto Read poem →
Wrens gliding on wind
Robins nesting on their eggs
Spring is in the air.
Barbara Johnson Read poem →
Outside, night, cool breeze.
Crickets chirp. Inside, a man
sits on a hard chair.
Herb Guggenheim Read poem →
Red breasted robin
calls in snow fallen garden
rotten apple waits
Nancy May Read poem →
Birdhouse on a rope
sways to and fro in soft breeze.
Fledglings lulled to sleep
Susan Cosper-rosales Read poem →
black exhaled the stars
shaking alive this cool mist
a quilt of moonlight
Shirley Russak Wachtel Read poem →
Thick rain falls to sand
Ocean waves snap by red cliffs
Fire light lines the shore.
Christopher Kenneth Hanson Read poem →
I hear the forest
whisper in the springtime rain
the secrets of life.
Nicky Clark Read poem →
Ere swallows dare come,
March's ranging breezes stir
dancing daffodils.
Monty Gilmer Read poem →
black-cheeked gale exhales
storm clouds stolen from the sea
deceitful woman
Julie Degarie Read poem →
Rain touches my eyes
Darkened sky covers my doubts
Empty feels my love
Jamie Larsen Read poem →
A wind snags autumn
And flings it through barren trees
Suddenly, winter
Mikels Skele Read poem →
through the mist could be
anything: voices, lost souls,
Other ways to see
Genevieve Fitzgerald Read poem →
Meditate on fate
Leaves going steady with winds
Over a blind date
Kanwar Dinesh Singh Read poem →
Snow's bright elegance
resolves a barren landscape
until it dissolves
M.j. Iuppa Read poem →
Mountain storm passes
His heart flies north seeking it
His only sorrow
David Evans Read poem →
sheets stir in the breeze
mother laughing in linens
a moment alone
Daun Daemon Read poem →
A line of pine trees
bends in another blizzard,
wide boughs low with snow.
Eileen Mccluskey Read poem →
A pillow of fog
gently pressed the hurried port
A town drops anchor
Gary Jones Read poem →
breathe reverently
in the misty afternoon
autumn's inner light
Cynthia Sharp Read poem →
A bolt of lightning
Reminds me so much of life
A flash and then gone
Bill Melton Read poem →
A tall oak tree sighs
The roots lap up rain water
Gentle leaves fall free.
Christopher Kenneth Hanson Read poem →
Leaves lose their lushness
Loosening their lustrous hold
Prey to fall's fierce winds
Mauri Orr Stone Read poem →
sunflower's bent head
seeds scatter with abandon
cold winds herald fall
Beverly Head Read poem →
Life spills and scatters
Each atom cast from a blast
Like suffering snow
Damien Green Read poem →
Hellebore petals,
weighed by snow, flurried in red
off a bleeding branch.
Michael Obrien Read poem →
on a rocky pass
her warmth passes soundlessly
in the morning mist
Mel Gray Read poem →
Martian wind cuts deep
Wild red leaves crunch underfoot
Warm brothels await
Grant Philbin Read poem →
the wind sighs softly
quiet rustles fill the night
nature goes to sleep
Bill Melton Read poem →